#abs injection molding

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[benny-the-spaceman]

knowing what i know now about injection molding, i have a lotta respect for whoever lego's mold techs and machine operators are because the tolerances of these bricks must be crazy. ik for most pieces they can just avoid a parting line altogether by putting it at the edge of the brick but you cant do that for a lot of them and a majority of the time the parting line is virtually invisible. most of the time you can still feel and identify the parting line pretty easily but with lego there's so much less flash than usual and i have a lot of respect for that. also theyre usually pretty good about finding inconspicuous spots for the gates (or at least ones that dont downgrade the appearance of the part) while not having any short shots or burns, which for some of these gate locations is really impressive to me

[notanimposter]

holy shit the hardware store was all out of 50 gallon trash cans and their supplier didn’t send them any more today so on a whim I went to the other much more poorly reviewed hardware store that i’ve never seen a 50 gallon can at, and they randomly had one because their supplier sent them the wrong can that they don’t usually stock??? who is supplying these hardware stores and how are they fucking it up so bad???

[gudmould]

Twenty-one properties of plastics, this time I sorted them all out

1. ABS plastic English name: Acrylonitrile Butadiene StyreneSpecific gravity: 1.05 g/cm3 Molding shrinkage: 0.4-0.7% Molding temperature: 200-240℃ Drying conditions: 80-90℃ for 2 hours Material properties1. Good overall performance, high impact strength, chemical stability, and good electrical properties.2. Good fusion with 372 plexiglass, made of two-color plastic parts, surface can be…

[misctf]

My Dad has been really on my case lately. He’s always wanted me to be more manly like him, and he’s never been good at hiding how disappointed he is that I’m so feminine. He says he’s sending me to a special camp to ‘Man Up’. I’m really nervous. What should I do?

Your dad stood at the entrance to Mu Alpha Nu Camp, a stern look on his face. Trying to do his best to contain his excitement. It had been a few days since he dropped you off here. Initially, when your dad told you he was sending you to one of these “Man Up” camps, you thought he was joking. But your old man had tricked you- promising to take you to a concert to celebrate the end of your first year in college. Foolishly, you believed him- thinking he was trying to start anew. But he had no feelings of guilt.  

Truth be told, you two never really got along. His interests and yours were polar opposite, even antagonistic. He couldn’t understand where your feminine hobbies came from and instead of trying to understand, he resisted them. Time at college- sissy liberal university as your father would say- only cemented these interests. No matter what he did, he was never able to mold you into the rugged, masculine specimen that he wanted in a son. And while his disappointment initially hurt, you came to realize he was the epitome of toxic masculinity- a true narcissist.

“Hey bro,” A jock greeted him, “Your son is done.” He chuckled dumbly.

Your father nodded, a smirk forming on his face. He would never really know what you went through over the past few days. He would only see the end result. But when he dropped you off, he did give the facility specifications. He checked off boxes, indicating what qualities he wanted in his son. He would never know how they would initially start easy. Daily gym sessions and lectures about masculinity. How you ignored them at first and resisted their brainwashing. But then it became more intense. They threw you in a chamber. Metallic hands gripping your weak arms. Others massaging your lean chest.

“Wait! Let me go!” You had cried out.

But they continued to manhandle you. Continued to massage your muscles with their ‘special lotion’. You had cried out as your muscles expanded rapidly, at first with firm muscle, and then followed closely by fat. Your new abs and pecs quickly covered by a layer of soft fat. You tried to use your new strength to break free, but even with your massive bis and tris, you were powerless. Only able to watch your metamorphosis in a mirror on the wall adjacent to you.

“No! What is that?” You groaned as you were injected with a serum.

Tears filled your eyes as your skin lost its youthful glow. Wrinkles formed and your skin weathered with age. The firm fat sagging ever so slightly. You looked to be in your late 40s, just like your dad. And before you could fully process this horrific realization, you were sprayed from head to toe with a foul smelling liquid. The burning, prickling sensation that followed caused you to squirm. And as you watched closely in the mirror, you could see your hair follicles come alive. Tufts of manly hair erupted from your chest and abdomen, coating you in manly fur. Even your clean-shaven face became blanketed in a manly beard. And your hair darkens considerably, interlaced with a few grays.

“Please... please stop...” You groan.

But you’d find no mercy. You were being molded exactly to your dad’s specifications. Before you could resist any further, the screen in front of you comes alive. Spirals interlaced by manly images fill your vision. Images of beer, trucks, guns, and working-out are forced into your brain. And as they enter, your prior interests start to fade. You envision a life working construction, just like your dad. Drinking beers at the bar. Picking up chicks. And this continues. For hours, days even. Your cock rock hard.

Your dad’s eyes widen when you approach him. Naturally, you were shirtless. Showing off your manly chest. A smirk plastered on your face. And your dad can’t help but feel as if he’s looking in a mirror. The stupid jock smiles.

“We’ve followed your specifications to a tee.” He says with a dopey grin.

And then it dawns on your dad. He wanted you to be more manly, just like him. Just like him. In his self-absorbed narcissism, he didn’t realize that his specifications led them to create a twin. Gone was his son. Instead, he had a twin brother. One that matched him in all ways- stench, masculinity, and size.

“What’s up, bro?” Your baritone voice matches your father’s brother’s, “You wanna grab some beers?”

Your twin brother nods, slowly accepting his new reality. And the two of you head out. Perhaps not what your father initially intended. But as you throw back beers down at the local bar and cheer for your favorite football team, he can’t help but appreciate the newfound camaraderie.

[copperbezel]

Pullback, Transformers Throttlebot OC

Pullback grew out of a suggestion from my partner April that I should create my own self-insert OC or -sona as a Transformers character. Initially I considered modding a Bumblebee figure, but all of that painting sounded like a lot of work, so I decided to make my own instead, and ended up with a pretty distinct design.

Pullback is a 1987 Throttlebot who was totally there the whole time. They're a machinist, and their alternate form is a microcar EV legally distinct from a Smart Fortwo.

With the exception of the hollows and slots required by injection molding, I tried to keep Pullback authentic to how modern Transformers toys are constructed. Articulation is a bit limited, with no up and down movement in the foot, no waist articulation, and only a 90° bend at the elbow. But the alt mode rolls pretty well!

I'm still working out the ball and socket joints. Even with ABS-like resin, they bite and grind and lose material. I've found that inserting a bit of plastic film in between seems to firm them up and protect the interfacing surfaces. 

Most of the color on this figure is ink again, including the silver. Since silver alcohol ink is really just a suspension of comparatively large particles, it doesn't bind to the resin the way others do, so there's a layer of acrylic clearcoat over those surfaces. 

April has modded and repurposed a Legacy figure into her OC Parcel, so here's a couple photo!

Since Pullback is another fanart piece, the files to print a copy are on my Cults page. Note though that they require some extra materials for hinge pins.

[stringsnwires]

Also, I feel like you’d have strong opinions about legos. Discuss, if you wish.

Sure, I have some opinions. I had me a few sets as a boy, but I never did nothin' by the book. Which was kinda stupid. That's the whole appeal. But I liked it better to tinker with them n my own mechanics.

The only thing that I have to say that matters is that those things are a work of geniuses. Lookie:

LEGOs ain't been changed in the 40 sumn years they been around. All have been made with CA (Cellulose Acetate), and were recently changed to ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) for the foreseeable future. They changed from something that was easy to deform to a damn near impenetrable little brick toy. I mean, don't set one under a hydraulic press or nun, but for a kid? That feller can pass that set down to his boy and the boy after him and it ain't gonna be changed.

So, not only have they found the ultimate material for strength, but also an excellent one for molding. They heat ABS up reaaal hot, then inject it into these into these precision-engineered molds under high pressure to get all them crevices. N when I say precision-engineered, I mean it to the extreme. The tolerance ain't more than 5 measly microns. For a toy? That's no error at all. They're identical! They're cooled all rapidly to maximize efficiency. Won't crack or nothin. I'm talkin' seconds!

They're also recycled to make more bricks when them or their smart 'bots detect an anomaly.

I don't know how they color em real well. But it's all precise n accurate n seamless.

Y'all know that click when y'all put em together? Intentional. It ain't no LEGO brick without it. Hooo. Them's are perfect little things. Only thing I'd wanna be a boy for again.

Maybe y'all already knew all that.

[girlonthelasttrain]

the way this is written you'd think they're trying to convince you that ABS isn't one of the most common injection molded plastics

[trainsgenderfoxgirl2816]

Yeah they it all look like injection molded ABS (which is actually reasonably strong and sometimes used on 3d printing)

[indianpetrochem6]

Ahmedabad ABS scrap prices increase

, Ahmedabad ABS scrap (Injection molding) prices saw an increase by Re 1/kg to reach Rs.54/kg from a previous quote of Rs 55/kg grade of Crushed White.The price rise reflects ongoing market volatility as seasonal and economic factors shift the demand for recyclable ABS waste. The upward movement in prices also highlights changes in supply patterns, with increased availability contributing to the lowered rate. ABS scrap remains crucial for the recycling industry, and this price movement may benefit manufacturers looking to source affordable materials for producing recycled ABS products. ABS scrap is produced as a byproduct of manufacturing processes, especially in industries like automotive, electronics, and consumer goods where ABS plastic is widely used. In India, several companies and recycling firms specialise in collecting, processing, and supplying ABS scrap. Some of the key ABS scrap producers and suppliers include: Bhansali Engineering Polymers Ltd. (BEPL) – Known for producing ABS, BEPL also generates ABS scrap from production waste and has channels for recycling and reselling scrap materials.Radhe Krishna Industries – Based in Gujarat, Radhe Krishna Industries is a leading player in the plastic recycling industry, dealing in ABS scrap among other recycled plastic materials. Pashupati Extrusions Pvt. Ltd. – Known for recycling various plastic materials, Pashupati Extrusions processes and supplies ABS scrap along with HDPE, LDPE, and other polymers for reuse in manufacturing. Indian ABS Prices, ABS Prices In India, Indian Prices ABS, Indianpetrochem.

[hlhrapidlimited]

Materials for Low Volume Injection Molding: What to Consider?

When it comes to low volume injection molding, choosing the right material is important to ensure the proper product development output.

Material selection affects everything from the cost and performance of the part to the production speed and durability of the mold. Whether you’re developing a prototype or producing small batches of custom parts, understanding what to consider when selecting materials will help you achieve the best results.

In this blog, we'll learn the key factors you should keep in mind when choosing materials for low volume injection molding.

The first thing to consider is the specific requirements of your project. Here are the following questions that can be checked prior to implementation:

What are the mechanical properties needed?

If you need to a strong, flexible, or heat-resistant, this will determine the type of material you choose.

What environment will the part be exposed to?

Does the part need to withstand high temperatures, moisture, or chemicals? Choosing a material that performs well under these conditions is advantage

How complex is the design?

Some materials flow better into complex molds, making them ideal for intricate designs or parts with fine details.

2. Common Material Choices for Low Volume Injection Molding

Here are some of the most used materials in low volume injection molding:

a) ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene)

ABS is a popular choice for injection molding due to its good balance of strength, flexibility, and ease of molding. It’s often used for prototypes or parts that require moderate durability. ABS is also cost-effective, making it a go-to material for low-volume production.

Best for: Consumer products, automotive components, and electronic housing.

b) Polypropylene (PP)

Polypropylene is lightweight, flexible, and resistant to chemicals, making it ideal for parts exposed to moisture or chemicals. It’s commonly used in packaging, medical devices, and household products.

Best for: Packaging, medical devices, and storage containers.

c)Polycarbonate (PC)

For projects requiring high impact resistance and clarity, polycarbonate is a great option. It’s commonly used for safety equipment, transparent parts, and components requiring toughness.

Best for: Optical lenses, safety helmets, and protective covers.

d)Nylon (Polyamide)

Nylon offers excellent strength, abrasion resistance, and heat tolerance. It’s often used for mechanical parts or components that will be exposed to friction and wear.

Best for: Gears, bearings, and other industrial components.

e) Thermoplastic Elastomers (TPE)

TPE combines the properties of rubber with the ease of plastic molding. It’s great for parts that need to be flexible or soft, like grips or seals.

Best for: Soft-touch grips, over-molded parts, and seals.

3.Mold Considerations

In low volume injection molding, the type of mold used can also impact your material selection. For example, if you're using aluminum molds—which are often preferred in low volume production due to their lower cost—it's important to choose materials that are compatible with these molds. Aluminum molds are not as durable as steel molds, so choosing materials that mold easily and don’t cause excessive wear is important.

4.Material Costs

Budget plays a crucial role in material selection. In low volume production, it’s important to find a balance between the performance of the material and the overall cost. Some high-performance materials like PEEK or ULTEM offer great strength and heat resistance but can be expensive. For low volume runs, you may need to assess whether you truly need those high-end properties or if a more affordable option like ABS or polypropylene will suffice.

5.Lead Times and Availability

When working on a low volume project, the timeline is often critical. Some materials are more readily available than others. Make sure to check the lead times for your chosen material to ensure it aligns with your production schedule. In some cases, opting for more commonly available material can help speed up the overall process.

6.Recyclability and Sustainability

Sustainability is becoming a bigger concern in manufacturing. If you're focused on reducing environmental impact, consider materials that are recyclable or come from renewable sources. For example, recycled plastics or biodegradable polymers can be excellent choices, especially for companies aiming for eco-friendly practices.

7.Testing and Prototyping

Before finalizing your material choice, it's important to test how well the material meets your specific requirements. Low volume injection molding is ideal for prototyping, allowing you to try out different materials and see how they perform under real-world conditions.

Choosing the right material for low volume injection molding is key to achieving the right balance between cost, durability, and performance. By considering your project’s specific requirements—such as strength, flexibility, chemical resistance, and design complexity—you can make informed decisions about the best material to use. Keep mold compatibility, material costs, and sustainability in mind to ensure your low volume production is both efficient and cost-effective.

With the right material, low volume injection molding can deliver high-quality, functional prototypes or limited-run products that meet your exact needs. For more details, visit https://hlhrapid.com/rapid-injection-moulding/

Would you like to discuss your project with the experts? Submit your CAD file here

[global-research-report]

Key Trends Shaping the Medical Plastics Market in 2024 and Beyond

 Medical Plastics Industry Overview

The global medical plastics market size is expected to reach USD 87.58 billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of 7.4% from 2024 to 2030, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. The demand for medical device packaging is likely due to the increased need for in-house and advanced medical devices. Plastics including polyethylene, polypropylene, and polycarbonate are increasingly being utilized in the medical device manufacturing The growth of the home healthcare sector on account of the low costs involved as compared to hospital care and intensive care contributes to a rise in the demand for medical devices and multiple hospital associated tests as well.

The growth of the home healthcare sector on account of the low costs involved as compared to hospital care and intensive care has resulted in a rise in the demand for medical devices. The increasing demand for medical devices can also be attributed to the various types of medical tests conducted by hospitals for diagnostic purposes.

Gather more insights about the market drivers, restrains and growth of the Medical Plastics Market

Healthcare spending in the country is likely to accelerate in the near future owing to the growing awareness about healthcare. The rise in demand is driven by the aging population (65 years of age or above), growing prevalence of chronic diseases, infrastructure enhancements and technological advancements in medical plastics market.

The strengthening of the Western European economies is expected to result in an increased provision of healthcare expenditure in the annual budgetary proposals. Moreover, Northern European economies such as Germany, the UK, and Sweden are projected to exhibit an increase in healthcare expenditure, thereby leading to a growth in the production of medical devices. However, the growth is expected to be supported by political unrest in Europe’s transition economies such as Russia and Ukraine.

Browse through Grand View Research's Plastics, Polymers & Resins Industry Research Reports.

The global poly alpha olefin market size was valued at USD 1.48 billion in 2023 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 2.8% from 2024 to 2030. 

The global cross-linked polyethylene market size was valued at USD 8.0 billion in 2023 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 6.9% from 2024 to 2030.

Medical Plastic Market Segmentation

Grand View Research has segmented the global medical plastic market based on product, application, and region:

Medical Plastics Product Outlook (Volume, Kilotons & Revenue, USD Million, 2018 - 2030)

Polyethylene (PE)

Polypropylene (PP)

Polycarbonate (PC)

Liquid Crystal Polymer (LCP)

Polyphenylsulfone (PPSU)

Polyethersulfone (PES)

Polyethylenimine (PEI)

Polymethyl Methacrylate (PMMA)

Others

Medical Plastics Process Technology Outlook (Volume, Kilotons; Revenue, USD Million, 2018 - 2030)

Extrusion

Injection Molding

Blow Molding

Other

Medical Plastics Application Outlook (Volume, Kilotons & Revenue, USD Million, 2018 - 2030)

Medical Device Packaging

Medical Components

Orthopedic Implant Packaging

Orthopedic Soft Goods

Wound Care

Cleanroom Supplies

BioPharm Devices

Mobility Aids

Sterilization and Infection Prevention

Tooth Implants

Denture Base Material

Other Implants

Others

Medical Plastics Region Outlook (Volume, Kilotons & Revenue, USD Million, 2018 - 2030)

North America

US

Canada

Mexico

Europe

Germany

UK

France

Italy

Netherland

Asia Pacific

China

India

Japan

Central & South America

Brazil

Argentina

Middle East & Africa

Saudi Arabia

UAE

Key Companies profiled:

Röchling SE & Co. KG

Nolato AB

Saint-Gobain S.A.

SABIC

Orthoplastics Ltd

Eastman Chemical Company

Celanese Corporation

Dow, Inc.

Tekni-Plex, Inc.

Solvay S.A.

HMC Polymers Company Limited

ARAN BIOMEDICAL TEORANTA

Trelleborg Group

Avantor, Inc.

Trinseo

Evonik Industries AG

Key Medical Plastics Company Insights

Some key market players include BASF SE; Celanese Corporation; Evonik Industries AG; SABIC; Dow, Inc.; Solvay S.A.; Trinseo S.A.; and Eastman Chemical Company.

In November 2022, Celanese Corporation announced the acquisition of DuPont's Mobility & Material (M&M) business for USD 11 billion. This strategic move enables Celanese to expand its global reach and enhance its offerings in the environmental sector, particularly in sustainable transportation.

 

Recent Developments

Some key players operating in market include BASF SE; Celanese Corporation; Evonik Industries AG; SABIC; Dow, Inc.; Solvay S.A.; Trinseo S.A.; Eastman Chemical Company among others.

In February 2023, Cleanse Corporation announced the acquisition of DUPONT's mobility and mobility business for USD 11.00 billion. This strategic move enables Cleanse to expand its global reach and enhance its offerings in the environmental sector, particularly in sustainable transportation.

In June 2023, SABIC acquired Clariant's 50% stake in Scientific Design, a renowned catalysis leader. This acquisition bolstered the non-cyclical, technology-driven business and brought it closer to becoming a leading global specialist.

Order a free sample PDF of the Medical Plastics Market Intelligence Study, published by Grand View Research.

[atplblog]

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[gudmould]

Introduction, characteristics, application, injection molding process of ABS plastic raw materials

01 Introduction of ABS plastic raw materials ABS resin is acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene copolymer. ABS plastic raw material is light yellow granular or beaded opaque resin, which is a bulk general-purpose resin. ABS is an engineering plastic after being modified (adding additives or alloys) to improve its performance. ABS alloy has a large output, a variety of types and a wide range of…

[topwellmoulding]

Plastic Injection Molding: Pioneering Modern Manufacturing - Topwell Technology

 Plastic injection molding is a revolutionary process in manufacturing that has reshaped the production of plastic components across industries. This method, which involves injecting molten plastic into a custom-designed mold, is renowned for its precision, efficiency, and versatility. Among the wide range of materials used, ABS plastic stands out due to its strength, durability, and adaptability.

What is Plastic Injection Molding?

Plastic injection molding is a manufacturing process used to produce complex plastic parts in high volumes. The process involves:

Designing a Mold: A custom mold is created to the exact specifications of the desired product.

Melting the Plastic: Plastic materials, such as ABS, are heated until molten.

Injection into Mold: The molten plastic is injected into the mold cavity.

Cooling and Ejection: The plastic solidifies as it cools, and the finished product is ejected from the mold.

This method is highly efficient for creating consistent and detailed plastic components, from automotive parts to medical devices.

Why ABS Plastic is a Preferred Material

ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) plastic is a top choice for injection molding due to its unique properties:

Durability: ABS offers excellent impact resistance, making it ideal for robust applications.

Lightweight: Despite its strength, ABS is lightweight, which is crucial in industries like automotive and consumer electronics.

Design Flexibility: ABS is easy to mold and can be used to create intricate designs with smooth finishes.

Cost-Effective: It offers high performance at a reasonable cost, making it a popular choice for manufacturers.

Choosing a Reliable Mold Manufacturer

The quality of the mold directly impacts the success of the plastic injection molding process. A skilled and experienced mold manufacturer ensures:

Precision Design: Accurate molds for complex and high-quality components.

Durable Materials: High-grade steel and aluminum for mold longevity.

Custom Solutions: Molds tailored to specific client requirements.

Topwell Moulding, a leading mold manufacturer, stands out in this domain. With cutting-edge technology, skilled professionals, and a focus on customer satisfaction, Topwell Moulding delivers unparalleled solutions for plastic injection molding and ABS plastic molds.

Topwell Moulding: Redefining Mold Manufacturing

At www.topwellmoulding.com, innovation meets expertise. Topwell Moulding specializes in creating molds that cater to diverse industries, including automotive, electronics, medical, and more. Key features include:

Advanced Manufacturing Facilities: Equipped with state-of-the-art machinery for precision mold crafting.

Experienced Team: A dedicated team ensures every mold meets rigorous quality standards.

Sustainability Focus: Commitment to environmentally friendly practices in mold production and plastic injection molding.

Conclusion

Plastic injection molding, especially with ABS plastic, is at the heart of modern manufacturing. By partnering with reliable mold manufacturers like Topwell Moulding, businesses can achieve efficiency, precision, and high-quality results. Explore their innovative solutions at www.topwellmoulding.com and take your manufacturing to the next level.